Closed ndorfin closed 7 years ago
Instead of having duplicate HTML elements for the mobile and desktop navs, this PR:
<nav>
This will cause some conflicts with the #72 PR, but the nav.css changes here supersede the split css nav changes
nav.css
Hey @mermop. Selectors updated and merged in master.
Instead of having duplicate HTML elements for the mobile and desktop navs, this PR:
<nav>
wrapperMobile screenshots
Before: ![cropped_mobile_before](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/107569/31007969-e2bf86c6-a55e-11e7-9e1c-264852173404.png) After: ![cropped_mobile_after](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/107569/31007971-e2bff250-a55e-11e7-8341-a09b578d9ef0.png)Tablet screenshots
Before: ![cropped_tablet_before](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/107569/31007972-e2c15b36-a55e-11e7-84bf-160e2f69c5c2.png) After: ![cropped_tablet_after](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/107569/31007970-e2bff3cc-a55e-11e7-9082-d34e4c3af61a.png)Desktop screenshots
Before: ![cropped_desktop_before](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/107569/31007973-e2dcafd0-a55e-11e7-8f02-e52ee649df66.png) After: ![cropped_desktop_after](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/107569/31007968-e2be5bf2-a55e-11e7-8ea7-80d3e0cd600b.png)This will cause some conflicts with the #72 PR, but the
nav.css
changes here supersede the split css nav changes